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  Review by Mr_Bamason ★ 11

  You're laughing. Singing killed his grandma, and you're laughing

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  Review by James (Schaffrillas) ★★ 18

  Bro why do you need to autotune Justin Timberlake, he's JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE JUST LET HIM SING NORMALLY

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  Review by kj ★★★½ 1

  you want me to sing? the same thing that killed branch’s grandma?

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  Review by 24framesofnick ★★★ 21

  I hate that I enjoyed this…

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  Review by IHE ★★ 16

  Hello, No. 1 Dreamworks fan here. The final movie is complete, every Dreamworks movie has now been seen. Shame I had to finish the saga with this shitty ass movie doe.

  A frustrating balance of visual creativity with some of the most embarrassing stereotypical Dreamworks pandering garbage you'd expect. The strongest aspect by far is the art direction, it looks like Yoshi's Wooly World at it's best. I liked basically every creature that wasn't a Trollé©, there are some fun creature designs.

  The best way I can describe it is if Sing (2016) was presented with a better visual style and if people with some talent actually made it. As good as the animation is though, the script and plot…

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  Review by Kit Lazer ★★★★★ 15

  This time I had an acid flashback and realized it’s a brilliant exploration of drug addiction and communal bonding.

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  Review by meg✨ ★★★★

  If you close your eyes, it’s like Pitch Perfect but better.

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  Review by Vivian ★★★

  give all of La La Land's oscars to Trolls

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  Review by Kit Lazer ★★★ 15

  I swear to God it’s getting better.

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  Review by nadine 🔪 ★★½ 2

  all i’m gonna say is, that True Colors cover went so hard i had to pause the movie and CRY

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  Review by HAL ½ 6

  Remember when Dreamworks made Shrek, a movie that poked fun at Disney for making movies with characters always breaking out into song and then fifteen years later made this? The next time you think about singing, just know you are risking the lives of numerous grandmas.

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  Review by davidehrlich ★★ 8

  A corporate-sponsored disco rave from the happiest recesses of hell, “Trolls” tells the incredible true story of what happened when DreamWorks Animation got really thirsty for that “Minions” money on the same day that a disgruntled former employee decided to spike the entire company’s water supply with massive amounts of ecstasy. Don’t believe what the lame-stream media tells you: that’s definitely what happened. How else to explain this manic rainbow orgy of glitter farts and poop cupcakes? How else to explain how a series of plastic figurines become the basis for a deliriously psychedelic jukebox musical that reinterprets Cyndi Lauper’s “True Colors” as a veiled attack against the pharmaceutical industry?

  Needless to say, Thomas Dam — the Danish woodcutter who created those wild-haired Troll Dolls for his daughter in 1959, and died a very wealthy man in 1988 — is about to give a whole new meaning to the expression: “Rolling in his grave.”

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